Thread: FT violation?
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Old Tue Jan 15, 2013, 12:23pm
jeremy341a jeremy341a is offline
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Originally Posted by Rich View Post
Feelings are irrelevant. What's the rule/case play say?
Sorry I forgot to quote the poster who earlier said that the no violation would be a much more logical rule. I was just stating my thoughts that it should be a violation due to what I mentioned. I don't see why someone should get a do over bc of their error.
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